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Colts Neck - Hardcover

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by Randall Gabrielan (Author)

Colts Neck, the Monmouth County township known by that
name only since 1962, has witnessed a rapid pace of change
in its recent past. The once-rural community has been adapting
to suburbanization but longtime residents yearn to preserve
memories of the municipality's heritage, and in particular,
recollections of two well-known communities.
Colts Neck's North American Phalanx was one of America's
best-known, nineteenth-century cooperative communities,
and as such has garnered the interest of philosophers and social
scientists. In a completely different historical vein, Colts Neck
embraces Scobeyville, widely known as the home of Laird's.
Synonymous with New Jersey distilling, Laird's has produced the
Apple Jack beverage for many years.

Number of Pages: 130
Dimensions: 0.38 x 9.61 x 6.69 IN
Publication Date: September 10, 1998
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